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Chaplin planning panel hears stalled cleanup at 80 Marcy Road; Wetlands and DEEP notified
Summary
Zoning Enforcement Officer Jay Gigliotti told the Chaplin Planning & Zoning Commission that cleanup at 80 Marcy Road has shown little progress; commissioners said trailers with vehicle parts, oil tanks, tires and steel remain and that Wetlands and DEEP have been notified. Owner contact is pending.
The Chaplin Planning & Zoning Commission heard an update July 10 on persistent code-enforcement issues at 80 Marcy Road, where Zoning Enforcement Officer Jay Gigliotti said recent photos show little change and the property still contains vehicle parts, oil tanks, tires and steel.
Gigliotti told commissioners that the property owner had indicated a willingness to meet to identify items needing removal but had not made contact with town staff. He said a few bags of cans were picked up and some trailers were loaded, but overall progress has slowed.
Alternate Bob Dubos raised concern that metal on the site could be entering local water, and the commission noted that wetlands authorities and DEEP had been notified. The record does not show a formal enforcement vote or a timeline for further action at the meeting.
The commission received the monthly report and did not record additional steps or a scheduled follow-up during the session. Recording Clerk Kathleen Scott recorded the minutes for the meeting; no further public comment on the property was shown in the record.
